Sentence examples for portrait darkens from inspiring English sources
But the gang's group portrait darkens when they designate an inevitable scapegoat to give Bump Stubbins a much-needed sense of purpose.
But closer inspection darkens that portrait.
Allen's portrait of Gates starts to darken after 1974, when Gates convinced Allen to leave college and the two began programming round-the-clock together.
These have darkened considerably in Victoria Clark's moving portrait of the older Gabrielle.
He later traced the snub to an invented black drunk, in "Time Will Darken It," whom Hattie took as a portrait of her husband.
A photograph of a woman sunbathing near a darkened window from which a barely visible man watches is called "Portrait of a Marriage".
The tenebrous voids that darken her beauty make us unconsciously recognise that we cannot interpret this as merely a portrait with a landscape in the background.
The choreographic tone gradually darkens until one realizes that this is not just a ballet about a party but a somber portrait of a man on the brink of madness.
However wide the generational span of Beaton's acquaintance — the full run of his diaries takes us from Mrs. Patrick Campbell to Bianca Jagger — what's most remarkable about the journals is the gradual darkening of individual portraits over time.
"The Arab of the Future" provides an unflinching portrait of the frustrations and the brutality that sparked the revolts against the regimes in both Libya and Syria — and of the internal conflicts that have darkened their revolutionary horizons.
